Sentence examples for thinking incidentally from inspiring English sources

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He made it clear that he was thinking of running for governor -- still "thinking," incidentally, though he cleared the Democratic field last year, as I explained here on the Huffington Post -- and wondered about the bottom line on the Republican convention and Schwarzenegger's attempt to move the party toward the center.

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Some go without knowing what they want to be but want to expand their understanding of the world and develop analytical thinking, which, incidentally, can be done in just about any area, not simply the sciences but also philosophy and music and the whole range of humanities.

We are bewitched by the prehistoric, magical landscapes of his 2015 novel The Buried Giant, and incidentally find ourselves thinking about the importance of history to a bewildered, conflicted nation.

Incidentally, what are they thinking by being aware of this conflict and, through their silence on the issue, condoning it?

It wasn't very Christmassy though, after Frank started hitting some guy in the face (which incidentally seems to have happened yesterday as well) I remember thinking he was just like Rorschach: a short raving ginger beast.

But Clare Lewis-Jones, who runs Infertility Network UK, a charity that provides advice and support (and, incidentally, the Fertility Show), worries that women will postpone childbirth even longer thinking they have cash in the bank, only to find they don't.

(Incidentally, what you want is "pasture-raised").. Maybe you're thinking, okay Mr. Big AI Expert, if none of this counts as AI, what does?

I felt much safer with the guy who was having a good time because, incidentally, if you're having a good time, the chances are that you're thinking a little more clearly.

Incidentally, focus groups show the so-called magic slogan, "Tell them again!", only works with die-hard no dealers: those thinking again flinch at its aggressive tone.

(Adès, incidentally, identifies historical precursors for his musical thinking, what he calls the "irrationally functional harmony" that goes at least as far back as Berlioz, he says, but was not properly followed up by today's composers).

As for appearing on the 59th minute, incidentally, that turns out to be either wishful thinking or an approximation.

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